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How to integrate Mapbox in tableau?



I like map styles by mapbox. Creative maps from mapbox can help me make my visualisation more informative and easy to understand.

Keep in mind, you can create a direct connection to mapbox from tableau. It is not necessary to have an account by mapbox.

In order to integrate a map from mambos to tableau you have to follow next steps:

Go to maps
Background maps

Map services

You will get this window

Go to "Add"
Choose "Mapbox maps"
And you will get this window

Then go to https://www.mapbox.com/studio/styles/
Press "Edit"
Press "share, develop & use"
Then go to the block "Use Style in GIS apps
Choose "Tableau"



Copy the Link and add to URL:

àPress "Ok"

On the website of mapbox you can find a lot of different map styles. You can also create your own style if you upload your data by mapbox. There are a lot of different futures, which let you create a unforgettable maps.

Good luck!











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